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In "G.R. Point," which came to the Playhouse last night, David Berry has written about the close, day-to-day life of the members of a Graves Registration unit in the Vietnam "boonies," a post in the thick of a senseless war yet somehow detached. It is a small play and as much of a formula piece as "Journey's End," though much more explicit in its language and action, and it wins its points with small strokes. But the production staged by William Devane makes the mistake of trying to blow it up out of scale, and it suffers.
The author, as miniaturist, is showing us the war in microcosm, much as the novel "A Walk in the Sun" dealt with World War II. We understand that so there is no need to emphasize it. But this production does, first with sound effects (the big one is the chop-chop of a helicopter that seems to pass over our heads at the beginning and end), but most disturbingly with a setting dominated by a curved and steeply-raked, ocher-colored section of foam rubber. This is supposed to represent the desolate, defoliated, deeply-furrowed landscape, but it resembles nothing so much as a huge wrinkled trampoline, and the actors are forever scampering up and down it or settling in various spots along its surface. Stretched out across the full stage, it seems like a monumental blunder. We are grateful whenever the action returns to the stage level, to the semblance of an office and of a barracks tucked beneath it at either side. The simple Phoenix production accorded the play early last season was much more in keeping.
All is not lost, however. Michael Moriarty, who is starred, is riveting as Micah Bradstreet, the well-educated and civilized Maine youth of good family who arrives on the scene to put in his year's tour and to remain undefiled. Micah, of course, becomes the most bloodthirsty of the lot, sexually stimulated in his first firefight and, finally, thoroughly shaken when he must return home to bury the mother to whom he carefully and sadistically has written all the shocking details of his experience ("I'm just letting her know who I am" is his excuse). This is a finely balanced performance, crisp and cool and moving.
The controlled insanity that characterizes men long in a combat zone, and especially men who are part of a war that completely eludes them, is ably defined by the other players, too, even though their roles are cliches in most respects. Howard E. Rollins Jr. is persuasive as the sergeant who sells, among other things, pictures he has taken of the grotesque corpses, or parts thereof, he has come across the morning after a battle. Michael Jeter, Lazaro Perez, Mansoor Najee-Ullah, Brent Jennings and Mark Jenkins (though he must say, "Life is a journey and journeys are rough") play contrasting types of GIs. Paul Espel is the caricature of a lieutenant who is mainly interested in volley ball, and Lori Tan Chinn repeats her Phoenix role of the unit's mama-san, a worn Vietnamese woman who serves as a handywoman and also as a sex partner when needed.
The play covers the period from April through November, 1969 in many short takes with a single intermission. It is obviously drawn from experience, and well drawn in its modest way. And perhaps I shouldn't scoff at its cliches or use such a term as "caricature" after all, for soldiers in a combat zone often adopt the bold outlines of caricatures, if only for their own protection and to find (especially the younger ones) an identity in the midst of chaos.
It is curious how little notice our theater and cinema took of the Vietnam war when we were still fighting it. The musical Hair was one of its few prominent theatrical mentions in theatrical dispatches. Nowadays, when Vietnam is not news, it has become art.
Few plays on Vietnam will, I suspect, prove as compulsive as David Berry's G.R. Point, which opened at the Playhouse Theater last night. It is the story of one man's journey into hell and back. And yet it was a journey from which you never returned.
The man on the journey, facing fate with blinkered shoulders and shrugging eyes, is Micah, played with bewildered, soft-toned passion by Michael Moriarty, giving the best performance, so far, of his career. He arrives in Vietnam as a bright, patrician neophyte - he leaves as a tortured, cynical Vet. Yet he has learned something.
Incidentally, I learned something too about playmaking. Almost precisely two years ago Berry's play was first given in New York by the Phoenix Theater, following an earlier staged reading by the Eugene O'Neill Memorial Theater Center.
I saw it at the Phoenix, excellently staged and cast. And it disappointed me to some extent. Then it seemed overconcerned with the depressingly obvious premise that war is hell.
William Devane, the new director, takes a quite different slant to the play, and it is a slant with an insight that gives the theme perfect credibility. Instead of concentrating on Vietnam and its horrors, Devane is totally intent on giving us this traumatic incident in the hero's autobiography. Everything is projected through his eyes.
Micah/Moriarty (and the identification between the actor and the role is so dangerously close that Moriarty at times seems like a civilian amid a platoon of actors) grows up in eight fearsome months. He finds himself, and he finds compassion. He is like Tamino in The Magic Flute - although Vietnam offered no Paminas - going through tests of fire and water through to awareness.
Micah arrives at a unit called Grave Registration. Its purpose is to gather bodies - or what is left of them - for transmission home. It is a sordid, dirty, necessary business. It savors little of idealism.
Micah is a New England non-conformist, rich in family tradition and prejudice. And he lands, inelegantly, on this hill in Vietnam. He is meeting with racial prejudice, the need for survival, and the very facts of war, all at once.
Engaged suddenly in a skirmish, he finds himself killing. He even finds part of himself enjoying killing. He even finds himself buying pornographic pictures of slaughter from a cool, super-cool black Sergeant who can walk through war like a headless god.
He finds friends, he questions attitudes, he discovers himself. It is an interesting play not simply because of its background, but more because of the way it demonstrates the impact, both sudden and delayed, of war upon the sensitive man. The man to whom war is not first nature or even second. Its horror, and also, its beguiling touch of glamor.
Devane has directed the play with a sure thrust to the bloody jugular of its purpose. Peter Larkin's scenery, an upturned moon-crater of serried orange rubber, resembles nothing quite on earth, will do as a cycle in hell, and with its realistic additions at each end, serves the play practically as well as it does emotionally.
The performance, which I saw at the final preview, could not be bettered. Moriarty, with his dreamstruck eyes and softly manic manner, has found a perfect part for himself. But his colleagues are also equally involved and equally perfect.
The performances were all handsomely graduated, all of them realistic but purposively theatrical.
A small notice is at loss with such a large cast - all equally worthy of discovery and description. Let me list them as an alphabetical honor roll: Lori Tann Chinn, Paul Espel, Mark Jenkins, Brent Jennings, Michael Jeter, Mansoor Najee-ullah, Lazaro Perez, and Howard Rollins, Jr.
This is a play that makes the Vietnam you wanted to die, live. Yet it is not pessimistic. It is the story of a man coming to terms with life in a dirty world at an ugly time. It could have been you.
There is one stretch of strong and effective writing in "G.R. Point," a play about American soldiers in the Vietnam War. It comes at the end of the first act and it portrays the pathology of battle fatigue in two men who have come out of a fire fight.
Nothing else in David Berry's play, which was performed Off Broadway two years ago and which opened on Broadway last night in a production at the Playhouse Theater, comes up to this scene.
The production, which originated at Baltimore's Center Stage, makes lavish use of sound and light effects to simulate battles. It uses a striking set, fashioned out of what seems to be brick-colored foam rubber, to approximate a devastated countryside. It has a cast of mixed abilities, headed by Michael Moriarty.
Despite this expansion of the original production, there is no disguising the fact that Mr. Berry's play, for all its recent detail, is very much an old-style war melodrama whose devices seem both weak and stilted.
Using the eight members of a graves-registration unit as a microcosm, it attempts to portray the effect of war upon those who fight it.
The unit is aptly chosen to illustrate the particular kind of futile horror of this particular war. Stationed in the front lines, and frequently a part of the fighting, its main function is to assemble bodies and their possessions and prepare them for shipment back to the rear.
The play tells of the arrival of a new member of the unit, his initiation into its brutal situation and into the peculiar fellowship that has grown up to cope with it, and of his own particular resistances and accomodations.
The fellowship has its interest. Micah, the languid Yankee puritan, with 300 years of traceable bloodlines with an Amherst education, is instructed by the others: two blacks, a Greek-American, a Puerto Rican and a hillbilly. Over them is an asinine lieutenant and a brutal, scheming black sergeant; but one of the first laws of the fellowship is that superiors don't count.
The first and only law of survival is to become part of the group. Micah accepts the first hurdle - a communal pot-smoking that binds them together - but he has more trouble accepting the fiercer emotional demands of comradeship. His tutor is Zan, the Greek - the immigrant instructs the Yankee - but it is a hard course of instruction; and it is not clear at the play's end that this bland, introverted, clammy protagonist has really learned much.
It is one of the play's defects. There is some life in the other members of the group, but the central character is a blank. Things happen to him, but they don't make much of an impression. And there is a tendency for all of them to lose reality when they open their mouths.
Zan, trying to bring Micah out, reproaches him with: "What is your priority? Building walls to keep people out?" To which Micah replies: "Who the hell gave you an admission ticket to my mind?"
Too much of the action consists of relentlessly glib and witty byplay among the soldiers in the unit. They are always on, always reacting, always ready with lines that announce who they are and what they are after. Sometimes, after Micah has come out with some particularly wet remark, they burst into song, mocking him. This might work once, but after the third or fourth time, it is nothing but comic stuffing, clearly designed to balance the grimness.
The staginess is heightened by the use of a cartoon lieutenant, concerned only with the unit's performance at volleyball, and of an everpresent Vietnamese woman camp follower who is being cute part of the time, degraded the rest of the time, and dramatically unsufferable all of the time.
The best part of the play shows Micah and one of the black soldiers, Shoulders, returning from a gruesome fire fight. Shoulders, played with great power by Mansoor Najee-Ullah, is in a state of frightening hilarity, coiled tight as a spring, dangerous and in clear agony.
Micah is cool and matter-of-fact, and this is even more frightening. Mr. Berry has contrived a remarkable scene in which the others move uneasily away, leaving Zan to defuse Micah's deathly silence.
Michael Moriarty is brilliant here as a clogged emotional vessel beginning to open. He paces and moves his arms in an increasingly uncontrolled style, as he begins to relate jagged pieces of the horror he has seen.
Elsewhere Mr. Moriarty, though always interesting, is less effective. Perhaps he succeeds too thoroughly in making a mannered and unpleasant character out of Micah. Perhaps he overdoes Micah's irritating quality; in any case there are too many nuances, too many subtle shifts of facial expression, too much visible taking thought in proportion to the very limited amount of intellectual and emotional clarity that actually emerges.
Of the others, Michael Jeter is very moving as the high-strung hillbilly, Howard E. Rollins Jr. is sinister and subtle as the sergeant, and Brent Jennings is fluid and captivating as K.P., one of the black soldiers. Paul Espel mugs grossly as the lieutenant and Lori Tan Chinn is so taken up with her bobbings and moues and pigeon English that she seems to be performing in a play of her own.
Director William Devane has managed a tense rhythm most of the time. The lighting is by Neil Peter Jampolis and Jane Reisman and it is not entirely a compliment to say that it is a show by itself.

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I have some yellow and red twig dogwood cuttings that I stuck this past fall.
The yellow twig does not seem to be rooted. Most of the red twig is not either - a couple have resistance when I tug lightly, so maybe they are. Two questions: Do these just take an exceptionally long time, or should I give up? If the answer to above is to give it a while longer, would there be any benefit of pulling out the ones that aren't rooted and re-applying rooting hormone? All of the cuttings have the appearance of still being viable, at least judging from the color. They all look pretty much exactly as they did when stuck. Thanks for any advice!! |
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I would leave them be for now. As long as they still look good I would do nothing. If the cuttings start getting black, they are dying and I would pull those out. Never try adding a hormone to a cutting AFTER it has been in the soil for a while. Al |
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Instead of having a list of items that the developers have recommended, it would be nice to be able to also/instead have your own row of predetermined items that you like. For example, my character gets the same items every game. Instead of having to search through the clunky item menu, it would be so much easier to just have my own "recommended list" for that character, so I can just warp in, buy an item I know I want, and run back out. This helps if you like to play a wide assortment of characters as well. Often you'll switch to a different character for awhile, and then come back and find that you don't remember all the items you found work best for your unique playstyle.
Oh, seconded a thousand times over. I'd been thinking about this, but never thought to mention it here - this would be SUPER helpful.
Agreed. There's nothing better to have a custom belt of items that you would lock onto. Any item can be fixed onto the belt, even for convenience sake's, for example, a potion. If you have a row that is mixed with the given recommended, just lock like 2 or 3 of your own. For a great game, this would be a totally customizable addition.
I want to second, third, fourth and fifth this. The shop menu interface compared to DotA is much more unwieldy. It's more newbie friendly, granted, but instead of 2 clicks to buy each item I usually have to navigate through five or six clicks... Unless I go for reccommended items. So, this would be awesome to have to speed the game up. Especially if the game remembers the slots per hero.
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+1 great idea. It might be tough to setup for each hero though.. maybe tie it into the Summoner interface? *shrug*
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LAWRENCEVILLE - A sewage tunnel under construction in southern Gwinnett got a funding boost last week, when the Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority approved a $23 million loan for the project.
The three-mile tunnel will allow county officials to close the Jacks Creek sewage treatment plant and complete a long-term project to close small plants throughout the county. "It allows for continued development and even redevelopment in south Gwinnett," said George Kaffezakis of the county's Department of Water Resources. An earlier $22 million loan will also help fund the $55 million project, Kaffezakis said. Because the county is certified as a Water First community by Gov. Sonny Perdue, it qualifies for the low-interest loans, which Kaffezakis said is as cheap or cheaper than issuing bonds to pay for the project. "Infrastructure improvements increase the quality of life for Georgia citizens, and they help cities and counties create jobs and promote economic development," Perdue said in a press release. "I'm pleased this investment is being made in sewer system infrastructure." Construction on the tunnel began last July, and Kaffezakis said it should be complete in late 2009 or early 2010.More like this story
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Hello every1. I am using a bluetooth remote control program on my phone. it connects to my computer and allows me to do things. i can add new features either via a .bat file or javascript or vb script.
I already can control my xbox from my computer via its http server. So say i want to restart it i click on this link
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is there an easy way either via a short .bat , javascript , or vb code i can use to hit that address without ie opening or anything continuing to run. thank for you help
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a simple html application should do you nice.
paste the text into a blank file, save as ex server.htaCode:<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html><head> <HTA:APPLICATION ID="IEServer" APPLICATIONNAME="IEServer2" BORDER="thick" BORDERSTYLE="sunken" CAPTION="no" MAXIMIZEBUTTON="no" MINIMIZEBUTTON="no" SHOWINTASKBAR="no" SINGLEINSTANCE="no" SYSMENU="no" VERSION="1.0" WINDOWSTATE="minimize" /> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> </head> <body> <script> i= new Image(); i.src="http://myxboxipadress/xbmcCmds/xbmcForm?command=restart"; setTimeout("window.close()", 5000) </script> </body> </html>
when you double-click it, it should run in th background, ping the url, and close 5 seconds later.
the opening and closing part i know works, let me know if you need more advanced http requests to trigger your server.
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you could get wget for windows and run it from a batch file or use Msxml2.XMLHTTP to do it from vbscript or javascript. (note that javascript is different from Java and VBScript is different to VB)
Here's some example VBScript (untested as I am not on windows right now, I'm going on memory.)
Just put it in a file called something like "restart xbox.vbs" and double click on it.As you can see it is only 4 lines long and pretty simple but does the job and is flexible to whatever you may need it to do in the future.Code:Set xmlhttp = CreateObject("msxml2.xmlhttp") xmlhttp.Open "GET", "http://myxboxipadress/xbmcCmds/xbmcForm?command=restart", False xmlhttp.Send ' Uncomment this to display what the page returned (there is also ResponseXML if you ' need XML instead). You could check that the status is 200 (OK) etc too or just leave ' this commented so that nothing appears on the computer even if it fails 'MsgBox(xmlhttp.ResponseText) Set xmlhttp = Nothing
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Christian tradition has long applied the name to the Scriptural Garden of Eden, the home of our first parents before their fall. In the New Testament it signifies the future abode of rest and enjoyment in store for the just after death. It occurs only three times in the New Testament, though the idea which it represents is frequently expressed in other terms, e.g., "Abraham's Bosom" (Luke 16:22). It first occurs in Luke (23:43), Jesus on the cross saying to the penitent thief: "Amen, I say to thee, this day thou shalt be with Me in paradise." Saint Paul describing his ecstasy says he was "caught up into paradise" (2 Corinthians 12). Lastly in the Apocalypse (2:7), Saint John hears the words of the Angel of Ephesus: "To him that overcometh, I will give to eat of the tree of life, which is the paradise of my God." In all three passages the word refers to the heavenly kingdom.New Catholic Dictionary


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By Bess LevinFor a lot of people in the banking industry, a non-compete is a nice little 3-6 month enforced vacation in between jobs. For Christopher Rokos, a co-founder of Brevan Howard, it's a half a decade death sentence that will cause his trading hands and legs to shrivel up and break off, or at least become purely ornamental.
Court documents seen by the Financial Times show that Christopher Rokos, a founding partner of Brevan Howard who left in 2012, is seeking to overturn a five-year, non-compete clause before launching his own hedge fund. Investors in the industry believe the new fund could be one of the biggest start-ups since the financial crisis…Brevan Howard is arguing in a Jersey court that Mr Rokos' trading skills and past access to investors means any attempt to launch his own fund "constitutes a significant and ongoing threat to the legitimate interests of the partnership". Mr Rokos, 43, argues in his filing that the ban on him launching a fund for five years is a restraint of trade that would "atrophy" his trading skills, and damage his professional reputation and contacts. The documents describe Mr Rokos as a "star trader" who earned about $900m in his time at Brevan Howard as a specialist in trading interest rates. The case will be heard in November of this year.
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gak0090 wrote:Thanks for the reply. I hate dealing with chargers all over the bathroom.
Since it is only once every so often, you could probably get away with putting the charger into another room. If you do let it drain all the way down, it will take 12-24 hours to fully recharge. This is because there is no metal-on-metal connection. Also, the initial charge will take about 24 hours. I also want to note that I purchased the single handle 4000. I was willing to pay more, but the higher models didn't seem to have any real additional benefit. This model seems to have the best performance of any electric toothbrush on the market (if you replace the included head with a circular head).
As stated here: http://reviews.costco.com/2070/100033764/procter-gamble-oral-b-professional-care-deep-sweep-4000-dual-handle-rechargeable-toothbrush-reviews/reviews.htm The Deep Clean features 45-second quadrant cleaning for a total brushing time of 3 minutes, enhancing the results of the standard 30-second quadrant clean for 2 minutes. Which brush heads are compatible? All of the following Oral-B brush heads are compatible with the Oral-B Deep Sweep 4000: Deep Sweep, Floss Action®, ProWhite, Precision Clean®, Sensitive, Dual Clean®, Power Tip®, and Ortho Care
hessrick wrote:Strange for this day/age: Oral B offers a travel case (implying?), but the input charging voltage (110-130 vac) will ONLY work in the US... if you're considering European charging, during a long trip. you'll have a problem... Rick Hess
Fully charge before you leave and it should run until you get back home. If you're gone longer than that, your're not on a trip, your on a temporary change in permanent living arrangements.
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khoai wrote:For Oral-B, all brush heads, except for Pulsonic, are compatible to all handles. So if you don't like the new sweeping style 'Deep Sweep', you can always go back to one of the rotating heads. http://www.oralb.com/products/replacement-electric-toothbrush-heads/ Although there is no Deep Sweep 4000 on Oral-B site, I guess the only difference to the Professional Care 4000 is just the head. The one at Costco is Professional Care 3000: http://www.costco.com/Oral--B-Professional-Care-Advantage-Rechargeable-Toothbrush.product.11747035.html
Thank you! I have a multi-pack of replacement heads, so I want to use those with this handle. In for one.
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Reference - Sku: 222-918 - Powell Bronze with Muted Copper Stamped Back Counter Stool - 24" Seat Height - 222-918 by Powell Furniture


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Light output can be varied in 1/10-stop stages over a 4-stop range with the VS-LCD, accessible through the digital readout. The 100W modeling light can be coupled to the flash, getting brighter or dimmer to match the actual light output, or independently set to the level you want. The monolight accepts Bowens monolight reflectors and head accessories. It also has a limited Auto Dump function, firing the strobe when you reset to a different power level (so the strobe is automatically set to the correct setting for the next flash). A built-in optical slave allows the monolight to be triggered using another flash. The EX100A monopod kit adds an additional 100w/s of light and included 24x24" softbox.
The white umbrellas soften and broaden the light. The Impact aluminum light stands extend to 10' in 4 sections, with sure-twist section locks. If you forget to tighten a section with your light mounted, the light comes down slowly, thanks to the air-cushioning. And the light stands will accept casters, which makes positioning the lights a snap. The 3' backlight stand can be used on a floor or table--particularly useful for a backlight. The radio slave transmitter and receiver let's you trigger the strobes without being connected to a sync cord. And you can pack it all into the included kit bag.
This Kit Includes:
- 2 x Impact Digital Monolight 400W/s (120VAC)
- Impact One Monolight Kit (120VAC)
- 2 x Impact White Translucent Umbrella (43")
- 2 x Impact Air Cushioned Light Stand, Black - 10' (3m)
- Impact PowerTrigger 16 Channel AC Transmitter and Receiver Set
- Impact Light Kit Bag (34 x 13.5 x 12")
- Impact Two Section Back Light Stand - 3' (90cm)


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Reviewed Chicken Empanadas
May 6, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Made it on Cinco De Mayo 2011.
After reading a few posts from others that it was too dry, I added in pinto and beans with sauce. Others said it was bland tasting and was missing something. After I cooked my chicken breasts (in evoo) I shredded it up and tossed in a bowl along with 1 tablespoon of taco seasoning mix. Between the pinto..."


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I know what state economist Tom Stinson would say: Don't call it a surplus. The $106 million "positive variance" from the state's revenue forecast in February and March state tax collections, announced Tuesday, doesn't alter the bottom line for the biennium -- not until he says it does in an official forecast, anyway.
Nevertheless, just knowing that collections were running that strong in the past two months might make some state lawmakers more open to deal-making when the Legislature returns from spring break next week.
For example, knowing that the economy is generating those kind of numbers might open some GOP minds to the idea that a bonding bill is affordable. Or it might make DFL Gov. Mark Dayton less jealously protective of the state's $1 billlion reserve fund.
Last week, Dayton refused to tap the reserve to the tune of more than $400 million for a GOP-backed bill to accelerate the repayment of money the state "borrowed" (via a payment delay) from schools. But that doesn't necessarily mean he wouldn't nick the reserve a little for the sake of making a deal, particularly when the February-March evidence suggests that the economy might be taking care of the reserve on its own.
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text: NewsSunday, September 21, 2014 10:06 PMKevin Grant (R) stance on Israel...we should do more to protect the people & land of Israel. Grants statement with reference to Israel... Bottom line upfront, as a Christian, I support protecting the people and the land of Israel. If elected to the U.S. Congress during the 2016 election cycle, I will make it a priority to increase U.S. Government support of Israel. Support would include: monetary aid, military personnel & equipment. Why? The people of Israel are the chosen people of God and we should do everything in our power to protect them. For more information, visit: http://www.jhm.org/ Sunday, September 21, 2014 9:36 PM Kevin Grant (R) states Arming & training Syrian rebels is a grave mistake for the U.S....Todd Rokita voted yes to arm them What was Todd Rokita thinking??? (Reuters) - The U.S. Congress gave final approval on Thursday to President Barack Obama's plan for training and arming moderate Syrian rebels to battle Islamic State, a major part of his military campaign to "degrade and destroy" the militant group. The Senate voted 78-22, in a rare bipartisan show of support for one of Obama's high-profile initiatives. With the House of Representatives approving the legislation on Wednesday, the measure now goes to Obama to sign into law. Ten Senate Democrats and 12 Republicans voted no. Grants statement... The U.S. Congress and the current administration have a very short memory of how Syria can't be trusted. As an Intelligence officer during the Iraq war, I worked in detainee operations and had first hand knowledge of Syrian fighters crossing the Syrian/Iraq border in order to kill U.S. personnel. This is a slap in the face of all those military personnel who served in Iraq. It's time for change... This is another example of why Todd Rokita (R) of the U.S. House of Representatives needs to be replaced. He voted "yea" to arm these rebels and he didn't make a public statement explaining why he voted for this. He has lost touch with reality and needs to resign from his position. http://votesmart.org/bill/18860/49994/34167/authorizes-aid-to-syrian-opposition#.VB-Bmyx0zmI Thursday, August 28, 2014 9:01 AM Kevin Grant posted warning to Terrorists of the World Dear Terrorists' of the World... It is unfortunate that you have chosen this way of life. I am sure your mother is very proud of you. Let this be a warning to you... I am running for the United States Congress and someday I will be in a position to act against your aggression. A Promise to you... No matter where you are on this planet...I will do everything in my power to send you and your kind back to the stone ages. Judgment day is coming and it will be Hell on Earth...you will be annihilated! Have a nice day! Kevin Grant Future Congressman of the United States of America Friday, June 6, 2014 1:29 AM Kevin Grant looking ahead to 2016 Note from Kevin Grant... Ladies and Gentlemen, Our current administration is out of control! How long are we Americans going to stand by and let this go on? The United States is headed in the wrong direction. The recent prisoner swap is a prime example of how our President (and his advisers) don't care how it negatively impacted our National Security. I have personally seen these terrorists in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba when I was stationed there in 2003. My unit, B Co, 3/116th Infantry Battalion (29th Infantry Division) spent approximately eleven months providing external & internal security for the detainee facilities. These individuals are not nice people...they have one primary mission..."kill the infidels" (Americans). I look forward in running for U.S. Congress during the 2016 election cycle (District 4, Indiana). It's time to clean house...Todd Rokita, the incumbent, has failed the people of District 4! Please join me by supporting my campaign! Thank you for your time. Kevin Grant Tuesday, May 20, 2014 8:53 AM Kevin Grant states It's time for Americans to stand up and fight for their future My fellow Americans, I am deeply disappointed in the direction that our country is going! Our Congressman & Congresswomen have failed the American people. Even President Obamas' advisors have failed him as well as the Country. A President is only as good as the people surrounding/appointed to him. Please note: as a decorated combat veteran and still serving in the Army National Guard, President Obama is the Commander in Chief and I will not say anything negative about him (as a service member, we raise our right hand and swear to an oath that defends the U.S. Constitution and support the President of the United States). I have been traveling throughout Indiana and the message is the same. People are tired of several issues, to include: gridlock in Congress, out of control government spending, paying too much taxes, unemployment, economy is very sluggish, people have had to tap into their 401k retirement plan just to survive, Affordable "Obamacare" Health care act, too much power at the Federal Level, etc.. Things are not going to change by themselves. Join me in the "Save America Campaign". If you would like more information...please send me your name an email. God Bless! Kevin Grant |


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Tami's Family meals
(18 Recipes) Created by TIKITAMI
Recipes in this Collection
Very Good 4.6/5
(25 ratings)
Meatloaf using Lipton Onion Soup Mix. Submitted by CIARDA Carbs: 9.7g | Fat: 7.8g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 21.6g | Calories: 196
Very Good 4.7/5
(3 ratings)
I have 1 serving of this to fill half a dinner plate and then fill the other half of the plate with a green salad. Submitted by ANJUNA2 Carbs: 35.7g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 16.4g | Calories: 284
Submitted by CELTIC_WITCH Carbs: 26.8g | Fat: 9.5g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 36.4g | Calories: 346
A wonderful and hearty casserole. Serve with roasted asparagus or brussels sprouts and pineapple slices. Submitted by BUDGETMOM Carbs: 41.9g | Fat: 28.3g | Fiber: 6g | Protein: 15.9g | Calories: 482.2
Very Good 4.7/5
(28 ratings)
Submitted by SLJGEMINI75 Carbs: 19.7g | Fat: 4.7g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 22g | Calories: 205.3
Incredible! 5.0/5
(1 rating)
I'm playing around with Jambalaya recipes, trying to get close to the one I've been making my family using a seasoning that is no longer available. This one uses a cajun seasoning that I made - recipe can be found her on spark recipes. Submitted by CKBYMOMMY Carbs: 14.7g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 26.9g | Calories: 185.2
Very Good 4.0/5
(6 ratings)
Submitted by KELLYERIN Carbs: 46g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 20.5g | Calories: 286.1
An easy slow cooker recipe that the family will enjoy! Submitted by LOSER1231 Carbs: 40g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 13g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 307.3
Very Good 4.3/5
(204 ratings)
A recipe that is full of great taste and loaded with potassium. Submitted by CHATTYCATHY2 Carbs: 55.3g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 13.3g | Protein: 32.1g | Calories: 370.2
Very Good 4.3/5
(20 ratings)
This is a simple, quick, and healthy 1 pot recipe I threw together with what I had in the fridge. It is actually really tasty and I'm sure I'll make it again. Submitted by COLORADOJESSI Carbs: 29.4g | Fat: 6.2g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 20.1g | Calories: 216.6
Very Good 4.1/5
(7 ratings)
Traditional German Cabbage rolls. Serve them with a slice of bread, people will be begging for more. Submitted by ISAACSMOMMY23 Carbs: 9g | Fat: 10.1g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 9.8g | Calories: 165.7
Submitted by SHAKE_IT_CALI Carbs: 19.5g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 84.2
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Good 3.9/5
(13 ratings)
Submitted by LEPRECHAUN0610 Carbs: 23.1g | Fat: 1.5g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 111.7
This is a foolproof way of cooking salmon fillets. Submitted by FLOWERDALEJEWEL Carbs: 7.2g | Fat: 14.4g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 24.6g | Calories: 259.5
Asparagus both tastes great and is high in folate and potassium! Carbs: 5.6g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 2.7g | Calories: 48.2
Rich, flavorful honey mustard chicken with carrots and potatoes. Carbs: 39.4g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 356.7
(no ratings)
Family Favorite in Winter Months Submitted by MOTIV8TEDMOM23 Carbs: 13.6g | Fat: 7.2g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 24g | Calories: 218.8


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12 Joshua got up early the next morning, and for the second time the priests and soldiers marched around the city in the same order as the day before: first, the advance guard; next, the seven priests blowing the seven trumpets; then, the priests carrying the Lord's Covenant Box; and finally, the rear guard. All this time the trumpets were sounding. | 12 Joshua got up early the next morning and the priests took up the ark of the LORD. |
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